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>> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah, ed. >> caller: this is ed in florida in boynton beach, and i wonder you feel about lowe's. >> my charitable trust owns home depot, i was impressed, good conference, too, guys, lowe's. jim in new york. jim? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer! >> how are you? >> caller: good, good. question on hsc. >> all right, i told you the refiners had become too commodity like. it had a lot to do with the spread between brent and west texas intermediate. not so good right now. if you want to own one, holly is one of the best. let's go to adrian in tennessee. adrian?! >> caller: yes, jim. could you tell me about sea change. >> oh, digital video? digital video is too hard, sir. i have no problems, i'm supporting this high max here and that seems to be stalled out. on want to be in that business. may i go to john in florida? john? john? >> caller: yeah, hi, jim. it's john c.. >> how you been, boss? >> caller: glad to have you back. i missed you. >> yeah, i missed the show. what's up? >> caller: ji
>> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah, ed. >> caller: this is ed in florida in boynton beach, and i wonder you feel about lowe's. >> my charitable trust owns home depot, i was impressed, good conference, too, guys, lowe's. jim in new york. jim? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer! >> how are you? >> caller: good, good. question on hsc. >> all right, i told you the refiners had become too commodity like. it had a lot to do with the spread between brent and...
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weather channel's jim cantore live in d.c. he brings us the latest from there. jim? >> reporter: good morning, david. kind of a nasty one. expecting 3 to 7 inches of snow, we've got an inch and a half on the ground. of course, it continues to come down in earnest. look back and you can hardly see the capitol. i mean it's very, very low in terms of visibility. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. we went from 37 at midnight to now 21 degrees, which is incredible cold. we'll get down to single digits tonight, possibly record low the storm is impacting a swath from california across the plains and really from just south of new york down through philly and into d.c. probably further. we can wind up in a situation here where some of the heaviest snow totals may be to the south of d.c., which is pretty rare for the month of march where you average 1.3 inches. we'll see 3 to 7 here before all is said and done. most places will see about that. we've got 5 inches in gaithersburg. roads behind me aren't bad. remember, there's no hills here. this is all pretty much straight here
weather channel's jim cantore live in d.c. he brings us the latest from there. jim? >> reporter: good morning, david. kind of a nasty one. expecting 3 to 7 inches of snow, we've got an inch and a half on the ground. of course, it continues to come down in earnest. look back and you can hardly see the capitol. i mean it's very, very low in terms of visibility. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. we went from 37 at midnight to now 21 degrees, which is incredible cold. we'll get down to...
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jim, thank you very much. jim paulson and jeff solomon, thank you for your time. >>> a bit of fun as we head towards the employment report on friday. your chance to nail the number. you have until 8:30 a.m. eastern on friday to tweet us your nonfarm payroll prediction for february's job report. you must be following us on your twitter and you must include the #nailthenumber. we are including a cozy winter hat signed by the whole gang. good luck. >>> let's get a check on energy and commodities with jackie at this nymex. >> we're watching the energy complex trading lower today as the geopolitical fears right now are easing. of course, the department of energy is going to report its weekly inventories for crude stocks for the week ended february 28th in a little bit time just about 20 minutes or so, we're waiting for that number. traders are expecting a build of 1.5 million barrels after the api reported it saw builds of 1.2 million barrels so that is somewhat in line. analysts are also saying they are expecting
jim, thank you very much. jim paulson and jeff solomon, thank you for your time. >>> a bit of fun as we head towards the employment report on friday. your chance to nail the number. you have until 8:30 a.m. eastern on friday to tweet us your nonfarm payroll prediction for february's job report. you must be following us on your twitter and you must include the #nailthenumber. we are including a cozy winter hat signed by the whole gang. good luck. >>> let's get a check on energy...
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for all the latest let's get to jim maceda in moscow, hey, jim. >> reporter: hey, carl. well, that's right. the crimean parliament has voted today to basically secede from ukraine and join russia effective immediately. that vote doesn't have any real political wait until the referendum you referred to on the peninsula's future whether it joins russia or whether it stays as part of ukraine. it will be a two-part referendum or two-question referendum and that takes place in ten days. and the parliament is not recognized by the ukrainian government in kiev. still the vote is certainly going to raise tensions. and the temperature. especially among the 40 or so percent of crimeans who are not ethnic russians or pro-russians. by the way, some of those pro-russian mps today are already warning that this vote means it's the russian soldiers in charge and the ukrainian soldiers who are on the peninsula will be regarded henceforth as occupiers. meanwhile president obama signed the executive order today authorizing sanctions he said presumably the freezing of assets in the united s
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>> so, for example, you heard the tax piece that jim mentioned. i disagree that the white house is out of that loop. in fact, if you look at the president's corporate tax proposal, and by the way he was first on that, dave camp followed him, there's actually some room for agreement there. not only is the thing structured somewhat similarly, but they take some of the benefits, the one-time transition resources which in the president's budget amounts to about $150 billion, and they apply it to infrastructure investment which both sides want. an expansion of the earned income tax credit for childless adults. that's the kind of thing where you might find pieces in here to pull out. >> jim, do you think this is the time that they'll change the way that, for example, the private equity industry is paid by saying you'll be taxed at the higher capital gains -- the higher income rate as opposed to capital gains? >> well, i mean, there are certainly puts and takes everyone is going to find agreement or disagreement with. unfortunately, i don't think this is
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back to you. >> yeah, a lot of tasks ahead, jim. thank you for that, jim maceda in moscow tonight. >>> still ahead, janet yellen will be answering questions from the senate banking committee in a moment. we'll bring you that live as soon as the "q" and "a" begins. >>> but first, tim finchem will join us live, as the honda classic is about to fire up. that's coming up after the break. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mobile share value plans for business. our best value plans ever. for example, you can get 10 gigs of data to share. and 5 lines would be $175 a month. plus you can add a line anytime for $15 a month. sharing's never been better for business. ♪ sharing's never been better for business. then don't miss sleep train's wbest rest eve
back to you. >> yeah, a lot of tasks ahead, jim. thank you for that, jim maceda in moscow tonight. >>> still ahead, janet yellen will be answering questions from the senate banking committee in a moment. we'll bring you that live as soon as the "q" and "a" begins. >>> but first, tim finchem will join us live, as the honda classic is about to fire up. that's coming up after the break. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing....
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jim maceda joins us now. jim, give us the latest you're hearing on the ground in moscow. >> reporter: hi, julia. it's too early to be talking about a tipping point, i suppose. but this is potentially very positive news. the kremlin confirming that it has ordered all armed forces involved in those war games that began last week war games along the ukraine/russian border to return to their bases. and we're talking about -- if it's true, we're talking about a huge retreat, 150,000 troops, some 900 tanks, 200 warships and aircraft. so a retreat like that is certainly going to take down the temperature more than just symbolically. that said, russia has now -- up its forces on the crimea to division size, 15,000, 16,000 according to the ukrainian. that is, of course, poised to strike elsewhere in ukraine if vladmy putin thinks it is in his or russia's interest to do. the u.s. and allies are struggling to come up with some effective package of diplomatic and economic sanctions. i'm sure you've been talking about thi
jim maceda joins us now. jim, give us the latest you're hearing on the ground in moscow. >> reporter: hi, julia. it's too early to be talking about a tipping point, i suppose. but this is potentially very positive news. the kremlin confirming that it has ordered all armed forces involved in those war games that began last week war games along the ukraine/russian border to return to their bases. and we're talking about -- if it's true, we're talking about a huge retreat, 150,000 troops,...
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jim cramer joins us now. big day yesterday, jim. what does it mean when you get back more in the snap snapback than you lost in the original sell-off. that has to be a positive sign, isn't it? >> yeah. i think a lot of people thought short setting that this was dwg fog on for a long time. i think a lot of people were saying, you know what? the data is really good. like the mortgage applications or the pmi. we're getting good, good, good data. and it's causing a lot of people who decide to get negative past to scramble. maybe they scrambled too quickly, but that's what's happened. >> the adp, i don't know how weak it would have had to be to be weaks than people thought because of the weather. i don't know if there's a number. it would have to be below 100, i think. >> yeah, i think so. these kinds of numbers allow people to say we got the growth with very little inflation. we don't have a number that is so strong that the fed is against us or the fed is still on ourthought. obviously monday we look at those if putin doesn't do anythi
jim cramer joins us now. big day yesterday, jim. what does it mean when you get back more in the snap snapback than you lost in the original sell-off. that has to be a positive sign, isn't it? >> yeah. i think a lot of people thought short setting that this was dwg fog on for a long time. i think a lot of people were saying, you know what? the data is really good. like the mortgage applications or the pmi. we're getting good, good, good data. and it's causing a lot of people who decide to...
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our traders are jim urio and anthony grisante in new york. jim, i will start with you. what's your best trade given what we have seen and the moves we've seen already in some of those commodities? >> i think it's oil. remember this. even if people are saying buy the dip and this situation will come to some sort of settlement in the next couple days, markets don't forget immediately what drove them to that spot. the market move can sometimes take a lifetime of its own. i think crude's up to 108, 110 because the market will remember oh, yeah, there's geopolitical risk and it's hard to be short crude. i expect that to be the best trade. >> anthony, do you agree? is there a trade higher on the list for you? >> i agree with jim only because oil was strong even before any of this started. there is high demand for our products not only in the u.s. but around the world. that can be affected. but the trade i'm looking at is gold. i think it's gotten a little ahead of itself. i really don't think in my opinion that we are going to see all out war here. gold getting good resistanc
our traders are jim urio and anthony grisante in new york. jim, i will start with you. what's your best trade given what we have seen and the moves we've seen already in some of those commodities? >> i think it's oil. remember this. even if people are saying buy the dip and this situation will come to some sort of settlement in the next couple days, markets don't forget immediately what drove them to that spot. the market move can sometimes take a lifetime of its own. i think crude's up...
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jim maceda has more for us right now. jim, how do you think they'll react to whatever comes out of brussels? >> well, the russians are going to react negatively to anything positive coming out of brussels. i think they're watching the eu leaders meeting today. but most people here suspect that there won't be a decision as you just suggested. even though everyone is talking, everyone in the eu is talking about the eu's need to be united for sanctions like freezing european assets to have any teeth. there are growing signs. people coming from moscow can see these signs of contention within the ranks. germany saying sanctions against russia will only back fire. the russian parliament as we speak is preparing a tit for tat bill which would allow the seizing of european countries doing business in russia. kerry said his talks with his russian counterparts were constructive. even that never happened. the russians say that the new intrimt government in kiev was put into place by an unconstitutional coup, so what lavrov was appar
jim maceda has more for us right now. jim, how do you think they'll react to whatever comes out of brussels? >> well, the russians are going to react negatively to anything positive coming out of brussels. i think they're watching the eu leaders meeting today. but most people here suspect that there won't be a decision as you just suggested. even though everyone is talking, everyone in the eu is talking about the eu's need to be united for sanctions like freezing european assets to have...
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joining us from chicago, cnbc's contributors jim and jeff. good to see you, guys. >> good to see you, sue. >> the last couple of reports have not been necessarily good reports. what do you expecting tomorrow, jim, and is weather once again going to be the major factor gentleman. >> first, for you to describe those as not very good reports is very kind of you. they're awful reports. tomorrow is again about forgiveness. i think the stock market willing to sapp miss again tomorrow and blame it on the weather. that's fine. jeff when he has a bad performance he blames it on the weather, too. everybody's doing it. fine. the real question what kind of number will not be forgiven by the weather? if it's under 100, as low as 90, maybe we'll take notice. between 100 and 150 people write off as weather. >> jeff, what about you? how are you playing it in terms of today? >> caution up here, sue. if we get a weak number, anemic job number, even 60, a high threshold we have to taper that taper. it's not happening. the equity market, feels like it is. if you
joining us from chicago, cnbc's contributors jim and jeff. good to see you, guys. >> good to see you, sue. >> the last couple of reports have not been necessarily good reports. what do you expecting tomorrow, jim, and is weather once again going to be the major factor gentleman. >> first, for you to describe those as not very good reports is very kind of you. they're awful reports. tomorrow is again about forgiveness. i think the stock market willing to sapp miss again...
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play hard ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. take a look at futures on a very big day for retail. we've already got at least half a dozen earnings out including target. we're going to walk you through all of it. bonds may react to new home sales when those hit the tape in about an hour, in the meantime, here's a look at the ten-year yield, europe is struggling and asia the yuan continues its losing street. and taferinget beating the street despite the impact from the massive customer data breach which shaved two cents per share of earnings and cut into sales. >>> andics inned quarterly results from a slew of other retailers that includes lowe's, dollar tree, tjx and abercrombie & fitch and barnes & noble. >>> and dream works animation down sharply in the premarket after posting fourth quarter results that were below expectations but we'll begin with target, reporting better-than-expected fourth quarter results but saying the massive data breach shaved two cents a share off o
play hard ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. take a look at futures on a very big day for retail. we've already got at least half a dozen earnings out including target. we're going to walk you through all of it. bonds may react to new home sales when those hit the tape in about an hour, in the meantime, here's a look at the ten-year yield, europe is struggling...
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let's go to nbc news pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> i have to admit, when the news first flashed across the reuters wires that the russians had launched a ballistic missile, everybody suspected it was a test. nevertheless, it sent all the reporters scrambling here in the building and in very short order, we got confirmation from defense and u.s. military officials that yes indeed, the russians had launched a ballistic missile in a test launch from a launch site near the caspian sea. the dummy warhead hit its target in kazakhstan according to the russians and all was well. according to u.s. military officials, this was a pre-planned, pre-scheduled launch for some time. and in compliance with the s.t.a.r.t. treaty and all maritime international laws, the russians had made all the proper notifications well before the launch occurred. according to u.s. military officials, it's not unusual to test icbms. the united states does it from vandenberg air force base in california on an average of about twice a year. >> jim miklaszewski, a big story at the pentagon. i'm sure we will
let's go to nbc news pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> i have to admit, when the news first flashed across the reuters wires that the russians had launched a ballistic missile, everybody suspected it was a test. nevertheless, it sent all the reporters scrambling here in the building and in very short order, we got confirmation from defense and u.s. military officials that yes indeed, the russians had launched a ballistic missile in a test launch from a launch site near the...
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. >> jim maceda joins us from moscow. a "new york times" article quotes angela merkel having had a telephone conversation with vladimir putin saying she's not sure he is in touch with reality and he is in another world. what does this mean for an escalation of the situation here, do you think? >> what it means is we don't know what will happen next because we can't really anticipate what putin will do. putin is a product of the cold war. for him, no matter how you try to convince him otherwise, anything west of ukraine is enemy territory for him. and he in his own mind is seeing nato creeping up ever so closer -- or closely to his boarders. now, you mentioned secretary kerry going to kiev. that hopefully will calm the waters a little bit, at least keep kiev from doing something unintentionally or that unintentionally as ka lates the situation. but it is now true that the west has mobilized at least diplomatically against vladimir putin's military takeover of crimea. as you say, it's not firmly in his hands. that it's real
. >> jim maceda joins us from moscow. a "new york times" article quotes angela merkel having had a telephone conversation with vladimir putin saying she's not sure he is in touch with reality and he is in another world. what does this mean for an escalation of the situation here, do you think? >> what it means is we don't know what will happen next because we can't really anticipate what putin will do. putin is a product of the cold war. for him, no matter how you try to...
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jim maceda is in moscow. a lot of the things we talked about last week, that we thought was a long shot, is sort of happening before our eyes, isn't it? >> reporter: hi, joe. it is playing out before our eyes, though, of course, we don't know whether it will continue playing out or not or whether putin will decide that he's made the west blink and then step back from the brink. russia, however, is how firmly in control of crimea. its forces have either occupied or surrounded all government buildings, ukrainian military bases, posts, ports, telecom towers. they are firmly in russia's hands. putin now has the russian crown jewel. it gives putin, as we talked about before, an essential warm water port, a base for his fleet and it counters what must be in putin's mind the nightmare scenario. that is that what he sees as this ultranationalist government in kiev suddenly cancels russia's lease on the black sea fleet base. then, according to the nightmare, kiev takes over control of crimea and then joins nato down t
jim maceda is in moscow. a lot of the things we talked about last week, that we thought was a long shot, is sort of happening before our eyes, isn't it? >> reporter: hi, joe. it is playing out before our eyes, though, of course, we don't know whether it will continue playing out or not or whether putin will decide that he's made the west blink and then step back from the brink. russia, however, is how firmly in control of crimea. its forces have either occupied or surrounded all...
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thank you. >> okay. >> nbc's jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. let's talk about possible outcomes with a man who knows a thing or two about conflicts like this. >> retired army colonel jake jacobs joins us. colonel, good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> do you take the same attitude as mick's sources, that hopefully they stop at crimea or is this chamberlin-esque? >> it sounds superficially like it's 1938 again, but at the end of the day it's vitally important to russia to keep that port. if we can remember what has happened over the past several months with thee esu trying to entice ukraine to come over to its side and the violence that occurred in ukraine after that, we can see the consternation that develops in the mind of a guy like putin. there's an old saying, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean that people are out to get you. there's no question putin feels threatened by any move that would threaten their only year-round ice-freeport. if we notice their move is into crim crimea, it's a limited objective attack. it's not
thank you. >> okay. >> nbc's jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. let's talk about possible outcomes with a man who knows a thing or two about conflicts like this. >> retired army colonel jake jacobs joins us. colonel, good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> do you take the same attitude as mick's sources, that hopefully they stop at crimea or is this chamberlin-esque? >> it sounds superficially like it's 1938 again, but at the end of the day it's...
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. >> that echoes, the comments by jim cramer this morning saying i can't figure out the bond market and wasn't afraid to say that. basically saying the ten year should be at or below, just below the 3% level. it's telling us something that stocks are not, to steve's point. >> well, tell you what, i totally disagree with jim cramer on that one but i think a bigger notion now is, if the bond market were at 3%, i think would be because of strong data. i think we've gone through kind of the taper move in may, june and july. i think right now it really is nervousness about equities in general. and i wish we had the shark tank crew in that chamber today asking some better questions. >> well, that would be interesting, to say the least. >> i would support that. >> thank you so much. steve, thank you. ricky, see new a little bit. >>> meantime, the big news today. several big name activists embroiled in the news. we broke it here on cnbc with scott wapner. dominic chu is following the action. a lot yorn plate. >> we'll try to get through it all. early think morning, third point nominating three
. >> that echoes, the comments by jim cramer this morning saying i can't figure out the bond market and wasn't afraid to say that. basically saying the ten year should be at or below, just below the 3% level. it's telling us something that stocks are not, to steve's point. >> well, tell you what, i totally disagree with jim cramer on that one but i think a bigger notion now is, if the bond market were at 3%, i think would be because of strong data. i think we've gone through kind of...
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hi once again, jim. >> reporter: hi again, carl. the big moment of the day, moments i should say, was president putin's vintage performance at a press conference earlier. he spoke for an hour and a half looking and sounding extremely confident and along the way made several key comments that signaled that putin doesn't feel he has to push things any further on the possibility of the use of force, he said he didn't think that was necessary at this time in crimea or anywhere else in ukraine leaving open, of course, the possibility but only as a last resort. he also said he didn't see annexing crimea into russia as a, quote, opportunity to be seized and added that he would never encourage any aspirations of splitting ukraine apart. now, analysts are saying that those kinds of comments coupled with those images of russian forces returning to their bases today after putin announced the end of the war games along ukraine's border with russia, all that should really lower the temperature now in the standoff that had become as we know incre
hi once again, jim. >> reporter: hi again, carl. the big moment of the day, moments i should say, was president putin's vintage performance at a press conference earlier. he spoke for an hour and a half looking and sounding extremely confident and along the way made several key comments that signaled that putin doesn't feel he has to push things any further on the possibility of the use of force, he said he didn't think that was necessary at this time in crimea or anywhere else in ukraine...
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we have john doyle, jim lowell from adviser investments. we have steve liesman, rick santelli. it's a cast of thousands here. steve, i'm going to start with you. give us the hits and runs of janet yellen's testimony. any big changes from what she told the house financial services committee recently? >> none really. >> thanks for joining us, steve. >> that's fine. just a little bit more of the weather. went out of her way to say there's been more weather since i last spoke to the house. made one change in one word that i don't find to be very significant, saying that a significant change in the outlook is what would change the fed from tapering. otherwise, the fed is on track. and the fed is still groping for new language for how to advise the market about when it would think about raising rates because it's near that 6.5% employment threshold. >> she left the door open to tapering the taper, right? i mean, they're not on -- >> if you want to read it that way, bill, you go right ahead. i don't read it that way. i read it as the fed is on track to continue tapering and it's going
we have john doyle, jim lowell from adviser investments. we have steve liesman, rick santelli. it's a cast of thousands here. steve, i'm going to start with you. give us the hits and runs of janet yellen's testimony. any big changes from what she told the house financial services committee recently? >> none really. >> thanks for joining us, steve. >> that's fine. just a little bit more of the weather. went out of her way to say there's been more weather since i last spoke to...
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thank you, jim. we'll see you guys in just a couple minutes on "squawk on the street." >>> when we come back, whoobs the t what's the top performing s&p industry so far? can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. go! [ male announcer ] it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... ♪ pulls you back into your lane... ♪ even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we
thank you, jim. we'll see you guys in just a couple minutes on "squawk on the street." >>> when we come back, whoobs the t what's the top performing s&p industry so far? can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even...
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some people are saying it's a jim crowe for gays. what's your own view on this? >> first of all elaine of elaine's photography lives in new mexico so he's not impacted by this law. jan brewer vetoed a law in 2011 and what she said at the time was that there have been no cases that she's aware of that would have been applicable under that bill so there was no reason to bring it forward. similarly here this is about a theoretical imposition that might exist. i find it gauling, you have gays and lesbians in arizona who have been under the thumb of a government that has discriminated against them, treated them as second class citizens and now we're supposed to worry about somebody who might theoretically have to make a cake they didn't feel like baking. it's brought up because of the anti-gay issue even though it's true that gay rights are not specifically mentioned in the law. i think that's why people have lined up against this. it's a distraction and being done in a way that's punitive against gays. >> kathy, what i don't get, suppose i'm a shopkeeper of some kind
some people are saying it's a jim crowe for gays. what's your own view on this? >> first of all elaine of elaine's photography lives in new mexico so he's not impacted by this law. jan brewer vetoed a law in 2011 and what she said at the time was that there have been no cases that she's aware of that would have been applicable under that bill so there was no reason to bring it forward. similarly here this is about a theoretical imposition that might exist. i find it gauling, you have gays...
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on with jim cramer tonight. >> you booked him that fast? that "mad money" team, should call it "fast money." wait. that's the show before. >>> the boardroom battle continuing. now, ebay founder is firing the latest shot calling icahn attack on the board "false and misleading." board room drama aside, should you bid on the stock trading at ten-year highs? talk numbers. rich ross and also a guest for fundamentals. spot-on about everything the last couple of years. are you with him in ebay? >> he does have a point, that perhaps they should break up the company. but the problem is, valuations don't make sense. fundamentals will keep a lid on valuations as well as earnings. our sum of the parts estimate is around $62 a share, but from a 19 times pe multiple and growth rate of roughly 12%, we don't see much juice and upside for him here. we would be a hold at best at this inflexes point. >> any juice in the chalk then, rich? >> some of the parts might not be compelling, the charts, mandy, extremely compelling. not much better. a short-term chart
on with jim cramer tonight. >> you booked him that fast? that "mad money" team, should call it "fast money." wait. that's the show before. >>> the boardroom battle continuing. now, ebay founder is firing the latest shot calling icahn attack on the board "false and misleading." board room drama aside, should you bid on the stock trading at ten-year highs? talk numbers. rich ross and also a guest for fundamentals. spot-on about everything the last...
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i'm jim cramer and i will see you monday! >>> the world came to russia for the olympic games and inactivity condemnation from nations around the world and the united states will stand with the international community in affirming there will be costs for any miltd intervention in the ukraine. >> did president obama draw another red line? did he threaten vladimir putin? he spoke out just two hours ago on the deteriorating situation in ukraine. news of russian troops on the ground spooked the markets and the rest of the west much we'll have a live report just ahead. >>> national outrage grows over new york city mayor de blasio's decision to pull the plug on high performing charter schools. millions of minority families see charter schools as the only way out of educational and economic poverty. >>> a new study seems to show sec staffers are selling stocks just before sec investigations of those companies are announced. either way, here's the big question. why are sec staffers allowed to trade individual stocks at all? all those
i'm jim cramer and i will see you monday! >>> the world came to russia for the olympic games and inactivity condemnation from nations around the world and the united states will stand with the international community in affirming there will be costs for any miltd intervention in the ukraine. >> did president obama draw another red line? did he threaten vladimir putin? he spoke out just two hours ago on the deteriorating situation in ukraine. news of russian troops on the ground...
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i'm jim crepe are. i will see you tomorrow. >>> no deal in paris. the u.s. sends fighter jets to nato bases in europe, this as secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister meet in france, but russia is still not planning to pull out of the crimea. however, washington prepares a series of tough sanctions on moscow, the europeans have suddenly stiffened their spines. vladimir putin may be pushed into a corner that he doesn't like. we are going to have the latest on all of that. >>> plus another day, another major obamacare delay, just unilaterally declared by team obama. now the administration will allow insurance companies to sell those canceled, quote, substandard insurance plans for another two years. that makes three. those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report", beginning right now. >>> secretary of state john kerry meets with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov, but so far lavrov is unling to meet with the new ukrainian foreign minister. john harwood has more. >> good evening, larry. the u.s. positioned some planes,
i'm jim crepe are. i will see you tomorrow. >>> no deal in paris. the u.s. sends fighter jets to nato bases in europe, this as secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister meet in france, but russia is still not planning to pull out of the crimea. however, washington prepares a series of tough sanctions on moscow, the europeans have suddenly stiffened their spines. vladimir putin may be pushed into a corner that he doesn't like. we are going to have the latest on all...
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jim cramer is warning -- he's just warning be cautious on this. you shouldn't have sold on yesterday's big news and you shouldn't be buying today. >> okay. let's take a look at stocks to watch. if you do, maybe you want to buy something. radio shack posted a larger than expected fourth quarter loss. revenues fell short of analysts estimates. they saw a 19% drop in same-store sales and announced plans to close about 1,100 underperforming u.s. stores. >> remember those ads in the super bowl? the radio shack ads that was we're getting rid of the radio shack of the '80s. >> it's pretty cool. you go into a radio shack these days. >> 1,100 stores to close. >> i've seen some cool stores. the new ones are impressive. i want to just say -- >> wonder how many have had the new makeover? >> i've only seen one. i thought it was pretty cool. >>> auto parts retailer autozone reported profit of $5.63 a share, beating estimates by 7 cents. same-store sales in this case were up 4.3%. auto zone says the severe weather helped sales because it drove up demand for repl
jim cramer is warning -- he's just warning be cautious on this. you shouldn't have sold on yesterday's big news and you shouldn't be buying today. >> okay. let's take a look at stocks to watch. if you do, maybe you want to buy something. radio shack posted a larger than expected fourth quarter loss. revenues fell short of analysts estimates. they saw a 19% drop in same-store sales and announced plans to close about 1,100 underperforming u.s. stores. >> remember those ads in the...
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hi, jim. what's the intention here do you think from the russian government? >> reporter: well, the russian government wants two things, to exert its influence in the region but at the same time it doesn't want yet i think nor do other analysts we've spoken here to rock the boat too much. there's no question, ross, texts have spiked in the past 24 hours just as russia's foreign ministry came out condemning large scale human rights violations against its ethnic russians in the ukraine, the russian defense ministry confirmed that fighter jets were now on high alert along the border with ukraine that's of course part of the surprise, war games we've been reporting on since yesterday including long range aircraft, warships as well as some 150 troops and some 900 tanks. the main flash point is ukraine's crimea peninsula, strategic for russia, the home of the black sea fleet, scuffles broke out yesterday between proand anti-russian protesters outside crimea's parliament. overnight the building was seized by armed men speaking russian with rpgs, sniper rifles, in eff
hi, jim. what's the intention here do you think from the russian government? >> reporter: well, the russian government wants two things, to exert its influence in the region but at the same time it doesn't want yet i think nor do other analysts we've spoken here to rock the boat too much. there's no question, ross, texts have spiked in the past 24 hours just as russia's foreign ministry came out condemning large scale human rights violations against its ethnic russians in the ukraine, the...
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jim cramer was with us this week, and he said he feels like there's too much froth in some of these technology stocks and that's got him worried. are you concerned about that as well? >> well, facebook was a case in point. you know, we sold because we thought at $19 billion, you know, we were discounting just too far in the future and there was no -- nothing said about monetization and when you see that kind of thing, there is a little froth. >> he's looking at netflix and even outside technology, tesla which has been up, you know, an incredible amount in the last -- 650% or whatever it is in the last 14 months. that kind of froth he feels like doesn't take us all the way back to the late '90s but he's becoming a little concerned. are you? >> i'm not that concerned about the market. you know, this is a battleground we're seeing right now, and, frankly, you have a lot of sellers at these levels, and a lot of people are stepping to the sidelines, institutional and retail, because they got their money back. they were down on the year and now they're back to the break even line. i think we need an
jim cramer was with us this week, and he said he feels like there's too much froth in some of these technology stocks and that's got him worried. are you concerned about that as well? >> well, facebook was a case in point. you know, we sold because we thought at $19 billion, you know, we were discounting just too far in the future and there was no -- nothing said about monetization and when you see that kind of thing, there is a little froth. >> he's looking at netflix and even...